Author: Mohit Reddy

Bangalore (Karnataka) [India], December 15: In a world where financial decisions influence everyday life—from the way companies grow to how economies evolve—students today need more than theoretical knowledge. They need clarity, adaptability, and a strong command over modern tools that shape business realities. At JAIN (Deemed-to-be University), School of Commerce, this vision comes alive through the Bachelor of Commerce (BCom) in Finance and Accounting, a Program designed to empower learners with the perfect blend of traditional expertise and future-forward skills. This Program goes far beyond what most bcom accounting and finance colleges offer. Students explore finance not just through balance…

New Delhi [India], December 15: From the rain-washed greens of Kerala to the bustling energy of Bengaluru, author and wildlife photographer Anil Sawan, 42, has spent his life straddling two worlds—technology and the wilderness. By profession, he leads Digital Product Management and Transformation, but by heart, he belongs undeniably to the forest. His third and latest book, Guardians of Dandaka: The Awakening, marks his first venture into eco-thrillers and continues his unwavering mission of bringing the wild closer to younger readers. A Voice That Grows from the Wilderness Sawan’s roots run deep into India’s natural landscapes. As a passionate wildlife photographer, he has…

Bangalore (Karnataka) [India], December 15: In every generation, there are students who don’t just want a degree — they want a direction. A path that leads them beyond familiar boundaries and into the world of global finance, investment strategy, and leadership. For these aspirants, the Bcom CFA journey is far more than an academic choice; it is a statement of ambition. At JAIN (Deemed-to-be University)’s School of Commerce, this ambition finds its true home through the Bachelor of Commerce (Honours / Honours with Research) in Strategic Finance integrated with CFA. What sets this pathway apart is not only the world-class curriculum but…

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], December 13: For years, cloud spending grew the way tech executives like their charts: up and to the right, no questions asked. Infrastructure moved off-prem. CFOs were promised elasticity. CIOs were promised agility. Boards were promised transformation. Everyone nodded. That phase is over. Not because the cloud failed — but because it finally grew up. Traditional cloud spending is slowing across global enterprises. Not collapsing, not reversing, just… stabilising. Growth rates are no longer theatrical. Forecasts are cautious. Budgets are being scrutinised. Usage is being audited. Finance teams are suddenly reading invoices with the same intensity they…

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], December 13: There was a time when a new smartphone launch felt like a technological event. Faster chips. Sharper screens. Cameras that actually justified the upgrade. That era is over — quietly, awkwardly, and without a farewell keynote. Global smartphone sales have flattened. In some regions, they’ve declined. Not collapsed, not vanished — just stalled in that uncomfortable middle zone where consumers stop caring enough to replace what already works. Screens are good. Cameras are great. Performance is overkill for most daily tasks. The glass rectangle has reached adulthood. So the industry did what mature industries always…

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], December 13: For decades, the semiconductor industry lived by an unspoken rule: efficiency beats resilience. Chips were designed in one country, manufactured in another, packaged somewhere else, and shipped everywhere. It worked beautifully — until it didn’t. The pandemic, trade wars, and a few strategically inconvenient conflicts did what years of policy papers failed to achieve: they scared governments into action. Suddenly, semiconductors were no longer “components.” They were national assets, geopolitical leverage, and in some cases, bargaining chips masquerading as wafers. Now the supply chain is re-globalising — not retreating inward, not fully decoupling, but cautiously…

New Delhi [India], December 13: The Hapur Pilkhuwa Development Authority (HPDA) successfully organized “Invest in Hapur” Summit 2025 today, aimed at attracting substantial investment and fostering comprehensive development across the Hapur-Pilkhuwa region. The event was inaugurated by the Chief Guest, Shri Suresh Kumar Khanna, Hon’ble Minister, Finance and Parliamentary Affairs, Government of Uttar Pradesh. This significant gathering established Hapur as a prime destination for future economic growth, building confidence among the investor community through transparent policies and strong governmental backing. During his address, the Minister specifically offered sincere praise to Dr. Nitin Gaur (IAS), Vice Chairman of HPDA, stating that the summit was a “great initiative” and…

Bharuch (Gujarat) [India], December 13: Bharuch has a serious upgrade in schooling. The Podar International School, Bharuch, is already in business, and it is in the long run. A Grand Opening of Podar International School Bharuch. The Podar International School has already created another milestone in its journey in Gujarat, having opened its 22 nd school in Gujarat. It is a new campus situated adjacent to Tulsi Chowk, behind the GAIL Township, Shravan Chowkdi on Bharuch Dahej Bypass Road. It is not an experiment of expansion. This is a calculated step towards enhancing academics in a region that is booming.…

Dr. Ram Chidambaram, orthopedic surgeon & shoulder specialist explaining about arthroscopic rotator cuff repair using ArthroFlex®–HDA, at Chennai Upper Limb Unit, Chennai. Chennai (Tamil Nadu) [India], December 13: In a remarkable milestone for Indian orthopedic surgery, Dr. Ram Chidambaram, one of India’s foremost shoulder specialists, successfully performed the country’s first arthroscopic rotator cuff repair using ArthroFlex®–HDA, at Chennai Upper Limb Unit, Chennai. This procedure marks a significant development in restoring shoulder function and improving quality of life for patients suffering from complex, massive rotator cuff tears caused by injury or fall.Speaking on the occasion, Dr. Ram Chidambaram said: “This surgery…

Mumbai (Maharashtra) [India], December 13: Once upon a time, monopolies wore top hats and owned railroads. Today, they wear hoodies, speak in APIs, and call themselves “ecosystems.” Artificial intelligence didn’t invent corporate dominance — it merely upgraded it. And now regulators across continents are finally asking the question Big Tech hoped would stay theoretical: At what point does innovation stop being competitive and start being exclusive? This isn’t a sudden moral awakening. It’s a reaction to numbers. A handful of companies now control the three pillars of AI power:compute, data, and cloud distribution. Together, those pillars decide who gets to…